Jeremy Wagstaff over at Loosewireblog.com has an interesting post about an alternative notebook to the Moleskine. What interests me specifically was the mention about how thin the Moleskines are – they don’t hold as much writing, and thus preserve a shorter record in a single book.
I took a look at the Miquelrius web site, which unfortunately is yet another idiotic European Flash site, and had trouble tracking down the various models. Actually I just ran out of patience. Still, it looks promising.
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Not sure where you are but I buy them at Barnes and Noble in the US. Here’s the online entry from the B&N site. I’m sure they ship.
http://search.barnesandnoble.com/booksearch/results.asp?WRD=Miquelrius&userid=B23O0kWB8Y&cds2Pid=946
They are available in cool black, subtle blue or hard to lose red.
Thanks! I’ll have to take a look. By the way, I’m in Milwaukee.
You can find Miquelrius Leather look notebooks on our website http://www.ShopMiquelRius.com and get them direct from us, the manufacturer! We now feature the improved version of our very popular and best selling leather look books, the NEW Flexible Notebook. We have taken the popular notebook and added an elastic closue to mark your spot! We have both sizes (4″x6″ and 6″x8.3″) and all paper counts (100,200,300) available.
Now why did that have to say European? It’s yanks that turn out most of the idiotic flash out there.
Well, maybe I am biased, but I spend a lot of time in my day job researching companies and from my perspective most of the flash is used by European companies.